Fathers losing out in child visitation battles, says report

The first example of the kind of child visit for distant fathers emphasizes the absence of balanced common parenting laws in India and the need for emergency reform.

The report of the NGO EKAM NYAAY Foundation warns that it is facing long -term distinctions from the children of Fathers in India, prejudices in the decisions of eclipse in custody, adaptation to the visit to the visit by court order, wrong legal lawsuits and emotional distress caused by alienation tactics.

Based on the answers of 108 fathers throughout the country, approximately three of the four fathers approaching the courts looking for the rights of work and visiting have been rejected to see their children’s own children.

He states that fathers are struggling with important legal and social obstacles, and that they are often misled by court transactions and sometimes misleading about current legal options ”.

The questionnaire was carried out in a detailed suicide note and a video of the software engineer Atiul Subhash, who presses for large amounts of money to harass his alienated wife and his mother -in -law and visit his four -year -old son.

The main focal point of the report is that the 6th part of the 1956, Hindu Minority and Guardianship Law automatically custody to the mother children under five years of age.

The report questioning the part of the law said: “After custody is given in favor of the mother, the father spends the years of his life from the courts to the courts. Meanwhile, the new years of infancy of the child disappears. As a result, the child grows up by defeating the whole custody petition.”

The report warns that the departure of children under five years of age clearly reduces the likelihood of having a healthy relationship between the child and the alienated father ”.

According to the survey, 48.2% of the participants applied for children’s rights in court. In personal interactions with the participants, fathers are frequently recommended against files for visiting rights, ”he said.

Even among those who approached the courts, success was rare. Only 13 of the 52 fathers who applied for the visit were entitled.

In the report, the rejection of the rights of visits prevents a parent from the life of a child, so that if access is recovered, it causes a distance that causes it to be difficult to bridge later, ”he said.

In the report, even among a few fathers who are given weekly visiting rights, court orders are usually ignored by mothers.

EKAM NYAAY Foundation Director Deepika Naradan Bhardwaj said that the Atul Subhash case attracted the attention of the public on emotional wages that refused to have access to their children.

“The lakhs of the fathers in India are deprived of the love of their own children because of the alienation of the custody parent. This research reveals the situation of the fathers suffering from the alienation of the parents,” he said.